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Super Hero Spiderman Ski Mask-Red W20S13D $14.95 Your little boy or girl can turn instantly into the Spiderman super hero with this red, Spiderman loose knit ski mask. Designed with a spider wed across the front, the full face mask has large openings for the eyes and mouth, reinforced with polar fleece. Perfect for winter activities, doubles as a Halloween costume, or a doorway to a secret second identity.Made of 100% acrylic.Generous ONE SIZE f… |
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Black Neoprene Winter Snowboard Ski Half Face Mask Soft Cotton Fleece Neck Ear Warmer Protection Vented Fitted Velcro Adjustable Close Biker Motorcycle Facemask $2.59 THIS LISTING IS FOR 1 FITTED STYLE BLACK NEOPRENE FACE MASK THERMAL COTTON FLEECE NECK WARMER WITH VELCRO CLOSURE *VENTED BREATHING *VELCRO ADJUSTABLE CLOSURE *RAISED EAR WARMERS *APPROXIMATE LENGTH AROUND HEAD 21″ UNSTRETCHED *APPROXIMATE LENGTH 11″ *ONE SIZE FITS MANY ( STRETCHABLE ) *FACE, NECK & EAR Coverage Mask *VERY WARM AND LIGHTWEIGHT TO WEAR **GREAT FOR WINTER SPORTS , HUNTERS, MOTO… |
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Half Face Masks-Half Ear $8.75 For those occasions when you need partial face protection from the dashing winds and extreme cold, we offer you this reversible, solid black face mask of polyester and neoprene. With shaped nose with open tip, and holes at the mouth, the thick yet flexible material will form to your face and over your ears to provide you with a comfortable fit. The mask is secured with a wide adjustable strap at t… |
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Schampa Traditional Lightweight Half-Face Mask , Style: Skull VNG008 $10.99 Style: SkullMade of lightweight breathable fabric Great for wind and sun protection Velcro fastening… |
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Snowboard Gear Buyers Guide $2.99 MaxSnowboard.com put together a snowboard buyers guide to get you comfortable learning about snowboarding. Areas covered are boots, boards, bindings, jackets, gloves, hats and helmets.About the Author:Winter is Sherry Popper’s favorite time of the year. She is the kind of girl who enjoys extreme weather sports such as skiing and snowboarding. Despite being only an amateur at both sports, Sherry en… |
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Neoprene Black Thermal Fleece Half Face Mask Facemask Snowboard Snowmobile Snow Ski Sled Face Mask Facemask Balaclava Scarf Extreme Sport X-Sport Skate Skating Skids Skateboarding $2.45 This listing is for Brand new Black Neoprene Motorcycle Biker Snowboard Half Face Ski MaskSize: appr. 48.5 x 26.7 cm.(19.1 in x 10.5 in)Side Ventilation System Allows Easy Breathing & Preventing Frost Build Up To Your Goggle.Keeps Your Face, Ears & Neck WarmWell protected from cold, snow, wind & sun etc.Made Of High Quality Neoprene (same material uses for wetsuit) & Thermal Fleece Material.Soft, … |
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Neoprene Half Face Masks-Black W11S25D $9.25 For those occasions when you need partial face protection from the dashing winds and extreme cold, we offer you this reversible, solid black face mask of polyester and neoprene. With shaped nose with open tip, and holes at the mouth, the thick yet flexible material will form to your face and over your ears to provide you with a comfortable fit. The mask is secured with a wide adjustable strap at t… |
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Preventing Sports Eye Injuries
Every year, it’s estimated that nearly 50,000 Americans suffer eye injuries while participating in sports and recreational activities. While many of these eye injuries have the potential to cause temporary or permanent vision loss, 90% of them are preventable by using the appropriate protective eyewear, according to The Coalition To Prevent Sports Eye Injuries.
Blunt trauma, corneal abrasions and penetrating injuries are the most common sports related eye injuries. Contact sports and sports involving balls, sticks or racquets have the highest risk of eye injuries. Sports-related eye injuries occur most frequently in the following activities:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Racquet sports
- Hockey
- Football
- Lacrosse
- Fishing
Most sports related eye injuries occur in people under the age of thirty, and are a leading cause of sports related accidents in kids ages 5 to 14. Symptoms of an eye injury include:
1. Eye pain or trouble seeing
2. A cut or torn eyelid
3. Bruising around the eye
4. One eye that is not moving as well as the other eye
5. One eye sticks out compared to the other eye
6. The pupil is misshaped or is unusually large or small
7. Bleeding on the surface or inside the eye (hyphema)
8. A foreign object is in the eye or under the eyelid that can’t be easily removed
Treating an eye injury as soon as possible can greatly improve the chances of preserving vision. Depending upon the severity of the injury, treatment can involve placing a protective cover over the eye, or surgery to repair a tear.
How to protect your eyes while playing sports
Wearing protective, properly fitting eyewear made with polycarbonate lenses can prevent the majority of sports related eye injuries. The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends wearing protective eyewear for all participants in sports and recreational activities where there is a risk of eye injury, including any chance of getting hit in the eye by a fast moving object. Protective eyewear is available with and without a prescription and with UV and antiglare treatments designed for specific athletic needs. Protective eyewear should fit snugly and provide clear vision with comfortable, durable straps.
Protective sports eyewear can include:
- Sports goggles
- Wraparound style sunglasses
- Eye and face guards that can be worn over glasses
- Goggles and masks for element sports like snowboarding, skydiving or scuba diving
Protect your eyes while playing sports. If an eye injury occurs, seek medical care as soon as possible, even if the eye injury appears to be minor. Delaying medical attention can result in partial loss of vision or permanent blindness. To find a doctor or medical facility wherever you are, download the free iTriage healthcare smartphone app, or visit www.iTriageHealth.com.
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